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Video wall, display wall, LED module wall for large format presentations

A video wall consists of several large-format displays whose frames are particularly thin so that they can be mounted as close together as possible. Each individual display represents a specific section of the image. In total, this creates a large-format image. When controlling, only the overall image has to be transmitted once. The individual displays “crop” their own image section using the integrated electronics and pass the image and control signal on to the next display in the row. Video walls with up to 100 displays can be implemented without additional signal distributors and hardware.

Video wall / Display wall

Video walls are used in particular for large-format displays in uncontrollable ambient light. Due to the small, but still visible bridge (distance from display to display), video walls are only conditionally suitable for use in conference rooms.

Important properties of a video wall / display wall at a glance

Well suited for digital signage
Choices between different displays
Depending on the display, insensitive to incident light
Various display wall sizes and shapes can be implemented

Here we recommend a video wall / display wall:

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Auditorium / foyer / lobby
Display of videos
Retail trade

Here we recommend the use of other systems:

Meeting rooms with controllable ambient light
Video conferencing

Costs for a ready-to-use video wall / display wall

In order to get a ready-to-use display wall, video wall, video wall, the following is required:

Display with thin bridge: from 1.800€
Mounting system per display: approx. 350€
Chain wiring and player: approx. 450€
Labor time installation and setup

We would be happy to provide you with a cost-effective overall offer for setting up a meeting room with video conferencing technology.

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LED module wall

Ever smaller pixel distances now also make LED walls interesting for fixed installations in media technology, e.g. for the conference area. In terms of image quality (brightness, contrast, viewing angle), LEDs are superior to LCD displays. In addition, the borderless modules result in a total area without ridges. Thus, one can obtain large-area digital display areas of the highest quality.